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Strobist: one LP160 in a Westcott Apollo Softbox firing at 1/2 power at camera right. A white foamcore board was just to camera left for fill.
Sena Gu has chosen the Calla lily flower to inspire this vase. The delicate shape looks pretty with stems in for decorative use.
Imagine it full of ice cream and with a spoon!
White glazed porcelain. Handmade in London
Dimensions 12x12x9cm
Back in the day when I shot film, circa 95' I took a shot for my photography class as part of my final portfolio. The picture was also titled "Calla." Fast forward and voila. Here's my allegorical interpretation of Edward Weston's Pepper but with a Calla.
This was an interesting experiment and it mainly dealt with just setting up a post-processing workflow. As this is all new to me(coming from film) and I'm learning slowly and following my own path.
This image first went through a few presets and manual adjustments in Aperture, then swung over to HDR Express for some tone mapping and back to Aperture where I applied a B&W filter to fit my mood. I think the last preset really brought the image into its own character. Its my favorite of this (experimental) nature series.
Nikon P700 | Raw | Post processed in Aperture
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Calla Lily close-ups
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You know, I don't even remember taking this picture.. It was in sad shape but with the help of Photoshop, I rescued it... (grin)
It is amazing to see how many calla rhizomes can grow at the base of one plant, depending where it is planted and how well you water it.
This is one of the first calla lillies i've seen this year. i love them because of their beautiful curves and simplicity.
Calla is a young dragon that loves silver and gold. She likes to surround herself with shiny beads and beautiful glass globes.
Calla is handcrafted from polymer clays mostly Purple Pink and gold. Her eye is genuine onyx. Calla nests on a golden amulet and her necklace perch is a combination of more of silver and golden treasures. The macrame is 2 tone,,, deep purple and ivory. The golden clasp finishes the 18.5 inch long piece
A bit of free time in the college studio today so tried to get a bit of still life practice in. So much to learn and didn't quite achieve the look that I wanted but hey ho....try again another time!
Exif data
CameraCanon EOS-1D Mark IV
Exposure0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length100 mm
ISO Speed50
Lighting:
3 Bowens Gemini - 2 to front 45 degree (L&R) fitted with reflectors and medium honeycomb, 1 to back left fitted with snoot. Light bounced off white card to fill.
Nikon E8700
Focal Length: 18.8mm
White Balance: Auto
Digital Zoom Ratio: 1.00
2006/07/28 15:28:02
Scene Mode: Close Up
AF Mode: AF-C
Saturation comp: 0
JPEG (8-bit) Fine
Metering Mode: Partial
Tone Comp.: Auto
Sharpening: Auto
Image Size: 3264 x 2448
1/43.3 sec - F/4.2
Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached
Noise Reduction: Off
Color
Exposure Comp.: 0 EV
Sensitivity: Auto
Image Comment: (c) Gerard Prins All rights reserved
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